Tag Archives: Paul Tremblay

Fiction with a Bite: An Interview with Ellen Datlow

Posted on June 27, 2011 by Erin Underwood

Not only is Ellen Datlow one of the nicest people you’re likely to meet, but she’s also one of the most talented editors in horror and dark fiction publishing. With over twenty-five years in the business, she has seen the … Continue reading →

Posted in Horror, Interviews, Uncategorized | Tagged best horror of the Year, blood and other cravings, Catherynne M. Valente, dark fiction, Ellen Datlow, Horror fiction, hwa horror writers association, John Langan, Karina Sumner-Smith, Laird Barron, Nate Southard, Paul Tremblay, Peter Straub, Supernatural noir, Teeth, Terri Windling, Tom Piccirilli, vampire, zombies | 3 Comments

One Word Interview – Imagine

Posted on March 22, 2011 by Erin Underwood

What would humanity be without our ability to imagine? To imagine is to look beyond the borders of our own personal here-and-now, allowing us to see new possibilities and new potential that has yet to be tapped. This month’s One … Continue reading →

Posted in Books and Literature, One Word Interviews | Tagged Beth Bernobich, Catherynne Valente, Charles Coleman Finlay, Charles Finlay, fiction, imagine, Jeffrey Ford, Jennifer Pelland, Jim C. Hines, Jim Hines, John Ford, Paul Tremblay, Sarah Langan, Trent Zelazny | 3 Comments

Tag Archives: Paul Tremblay

Fiction with a Bite: An Interview with Ellen Datlow

One Word Interview – Imagine

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